Table 2: BBS patients and OB visual evaluation according to Braun, et al. [2].

BBS N = 20 Age Gender Mutated gene UPSIT STOE OB evaluation SR OB evaluation SM
1 27 F BBS10 3 c 0 1
2 39 M BBS12 3 c 1 1
3 22 F BBS12 3 c 2 2
4 25 M BBS10 3 c 1 1
5 18 M BBS3 1 a 2 2
6 36 F BBS17 2 b 1 1
7 22 M BBS1 1 b 0 1
8 38 M BBS1 2 b 2 2
9 37 M BBS10 3 c c 2
10 39 M BBS5 1 b 1 1
11 24 M BBS5 2 b 1 1
12 20 F BBS10 2 b 2 2
13 27 F BBS1 1 ND 1 1
14 27 M BBS1 2 b 2 2
15 23 M BBS1 2 b 1 1
16 44 F BBS1 1 ND 2 2
17 24 M BBS1 1 b 1 1
18 17 M BBS1 3 c 2 2
19 26 F BBS4 3 c 1 2
20 27 M BBS9 3 c 2 2

M: male; F: female; ND: not done; BBS: Bardet Biedl syndrome; SR: radiologist SR; SM: radiologist SM.

UPSIT (according to R.L. Doty): 0: normosmia; 1: mild hyposmia; 2: severe hyposmia; 3: anosmia.

STOE (suprathreshold olfactory evaluation): a: normosmia; b: hyposmia; c: anosmia.

OB (olfactory bulb): 0: OB normal; 1: OB hypoplasia; 2: OB aplasia.